We charge nothing for becoming a member on www.helpfulgames.com. This applies to students as well as parents and teachers. To cover our costs running the site, we will display some ads when you visit www.helpfulgames.com. We strive to give you an ad ...
If you no longer want to be a member of Helpful Games, you can delete your account yourself. If you have created student accounts, assignments or public games, these will also be deleted when your account is deleted. Note that this means that your ...
If you want to update your email on Helpful Games, you may do that after you have logged in: Login as a teacher or parent. On the members home page, click the Settings button. Click the link Change e-mail address to the right of your current email ...
If you forget your password as a teacher, this is what you should do to get a new password: Go to the members login page. Click on the link Forgot your password?. This will take you to a page where you can get a new password. Enter the email address ...
If you forget your password as a teacher, this is how you should do: Navigate to the login page. Click on the link Forgotten your password?. This will lead you to a page where you reset your password. Enter the email address you used when you ...
This is the Help center for Helpful Games. Here you'll find answers to frequently asked questions and solutions to common problems. If you don't find the answer to your question, feel free to contact us. Teacher account or parent account Forgot ...
Helpful Games has all you need to let your students have fun learning in school and at home! Create your own games As a teacher, you can create your own games for your students, or why not allow everybody to play your games? What's the game play? ...
Access In these terms of use, the term "Service" refers to the information and services that may be accessed through www.elevspel.se and www.helpfulgames.com (below referred to as "www site/sites") and plus.elevspel.se and plus.helpfulgames.com ...
The knowledge points at Helpful Games are designed to give you a good measurement of your students' performance in the games. A student's overall knowledge score is based on: The number of games the student has played. How many levels of the game ...
